Given the following ground-water analysis at 25°C: Ca?+ 83.27 mg/L Mg?+ 24.32 mg/L Na+ K* So?- 23.45 mg/L HCO, 366.78 mg/L Cl" 12.50 mg/L +. 18.33 mg/L 2.34 mg/L pH = 7.8 TDS = 542 mg/L %3D (A) Convert all analyses into molal concentrations. (B) . Compute ionic strength. (C) Compute the activity coefficient for each ion.

Given the following ground-water analysis at 25°C: Ca?+ 83.27 mg/L Mg?+ 24.32 mg/L Na+ K* So?- 23.45 mg/L HCO, 366.78 mg/L Cl" 12.50 mg/L +. 18.33 mg/L 2.34 mg/L pH = 7.8 TDS = 542 mg/L %3D (A) Convert all analyses into molal concentrations. (B) . Compute ionic strength. (C) Compute the activity coefficient for each ion.

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